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Neurogenetic Programming Framework for Explainable Reinforcement Learning

arXiv 2102.04231 ↗First posted 8 Feb 2021cs.AI cs.LG cs.NEcited by 2

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Abstract (arXiv)

Automatic programming, the task of generating computer programs compliant with a specification without a human developer, is usually tackled either via genetic programming methods based on mutation and recombination of programs, or via neural language models. We propose a novel method that combines both approaches using a concept of a virtual neuro-genetic programmer: using evolutionary methods as an alternative to gradient descent for neural network training}, or scrum team. We demonstrate its ability to provide performant and explainable solutions for various OpenAI Gym tasks, as well as inject expert knowledge into the otherwise data-driven search for solutions.

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